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Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Independent Election Commission Kabul Province Final List of Candidates for 2010 Wolesi Jirga Elections Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Independent Election Commission Kabul Province Final List of Candidates for 2010 Wolesi Jirga Elections Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper Eng. Muhammad 5765387 Independent 1 Afzal Ahmadzai Hezb ‐e‐ 3664613 Babrak Shirzad Mutahid Meli 2 Afghanistan 5765385 Eng. Nimatullah Independent 3 Dr. Muhammad 6053757 Independent 4 Akram Khpalwak 5765439 Shaima Sekandari Independent 5 Hajji Shah Agha 860346 Independent 6 Sakhizada Muhammad 7889725 Independent 7 Hamayoon Faiz Zad 972412 Mir Ahmad Joyenda Independent 8 702521 Khalida Alokozai Independent 9 Saranwal Moh. Nabi 3901177 Independent 10 Mastoor Eng. Zia Ahmad 5765358 Independent 11 Noori Dawood Maliar 3466638 Independent 12 Muhai‐ud‐Din This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper Muhammad Ibrahim 5167932 Independent 13 Qasemi Muhammad 3881865 Independent 14 Faridoon Qeyami 987309 Suhaila Ansari Independent 15 Allhaj Ustad Moh. 11387722 Independent 16 Shoaib Niazi Hezb ‐e‐ Noor Ahmad Musharikat 990359 17 Chardhiwal Meli Afghanistan Muhammad Saboor 6859861 Independent 18 Furmuli Hezbi Wahdat Eng. Muhammad 4646087 Islami 19 Alam Khisrawi Afghanistan 5765422 Nadia Rasooli Independent 20 5507599 Malika Sadat Independent 21 3466626 Nastu Naderi Independent 22 3664601 Ahmad Gul Khan Independent 23 Fawzia Nasir Yar 7762167 Independent 24 Guldarayee Master of Sport 6018039 Ustad Khuwaja Farid Independent 25 Seddeqi This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper Dr. Sayed Abdul 3466663 Independent 26 Habib Rahmani Hajji Janat Gul 3466641 Independent 27 Hussainkhil Alhaj Abdul Saboor 6780147 Independent 28 Hashimi Hajji Muhammad 3699568 Independent 29 Mohaqiq 6132861 Ramazan Juma Zada Independent 30 5765400 Noor Ali Omarkhil Independent 31 4792718 Masooma Tusali Independent 32 Eng. Muhammad 3906930 Independent 33 Sharif Shaheem Eng. Ghulam 723540 Independent 34 Muhammad Musafer Dagarwal Nik 2382689 Independent 35 Muhammad Abbasi 749247 Naseem GulTutakhil Independent 36 Hezb ‐e‐ Farkhunda Zahra 5486154 Paywand‐e‐ 37 Naderi Melli Noor Muhammad 3466697 Independent 38 Salik This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper Dr. Muhammad Ali 3658859 Independent 39 Dostdar Rajab Ali Hussaini 6470374 Independent 40 Allah Dad Ahmad Tameem 5732240 Independent 41 Rahyaab Hajji Faiz 3601440 Muhammad Independent 42 Mussazai 1001242 Jawad Omid Independent 43 Sayed Essa Hussaini 3466677 Independent 44 Mazari Alhaj Sardar 5765397 Muhammad Independent 45 Waqibeen Muhammad Ibrahim 3466686 Independent 46 Rasooli Hajji Shireen Agha 5765383 Independent 47 Rahmani Muhammad Haroon 3466648 Independent 48 Asadi Molawi Fazal Karim 967571 Independent 49 Saraji Muhammad Hussain 3907226 Independent 50 Momin Zada Muhammad Yosuf 3466631 Independent 51 Amin Zazai This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper 2278941 Mir Amanullah Guzar Independent 52 Saranwal 5765371 Muhammad Shakir Independent 53 Baryal 11202201 Yardil Nizami Independent 54 Ghulam Sakhi 5485531 Independent 55 Masraf Ustad Abdul Habib 776444 Independent 56 Samim 3664610 Dr. Farid khalid Independent 57 3466622 Muhammad Zia Yari Independent 58 Muhammad Ullah 725614 Independent 59 Babrak 747229 Ismail Safdari Independent 60 4363325 Abdul Hay Rahimi Independent 61 Alhaj Muhammad 3466650 Independent 62 Osman Najeeb Hezb ‐e‐ Dr. Sadr‐ud‐Din 3445024 Paywand‐e‐ 63 Fakhri Melli Alhaj Muhammad 5765321 Independent 64 Hassan Hassam This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper Ahmad Fayaz 4236418 Independent 65 Qalandari 972471 Sayed Askar Faqiri Independent 66 Hajji Eng. 1032394 Muhammad Zia Independent 67 Tahiri Dr. Asghar Khil 3466683 Independent 68 Mangal Ahmad Sameer 10704929 Independent 69 Mayel 5765406 Shahla Maihan Dost Independent 70 Hajji Abdul Masood 3466612 Independent 71 Satari Abdul Samad A.K.A 3466647 Independent 72 Shah Ghasi 11238922 Gulalay Yaqubi Independent 73 Hezb ‐e‐ Musharikat 992330 Abdul Samad Naab 74 Melli Afghanistan 3466657 Hajji Sabir Khan Independent 75 5765340 Hajji Zia‐ul‐Haq Independent 76 3466681 Nabi Haikal Independent 77 This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper 987061 Nadira Kharoty Independent 78 Alhaj Ghulam Rabani 7821642 Independent 79 Nashir Master Ghulam 3466611 Independent 80 Mustafa Faizi 3708920 Nazari Paryani Independent 81 Sardar Muhammad 5765330 Independent 82 Ali Ahmad Zada Alhaj Abdul Satar 3121280 Independent 83 Mubariz Eng. Tughyan 5765379 Independent 84 Bakhshi Muhammad Aqa 1044582 Independent 85 Nazari Alhaj Mir Abdul 11228682 Independent 86 Ghafoor Mawdoodi Muhammad Hashim 6350173 Independent 87 Sangar Niazi Dr. Muhammad 5279269 Independent 88 Saeed Niazi 3466692 Barialay Bayat Independent 89 Hajji Gul Marjan Aka 10409918 Independent 90 Khil This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper Prof. Dr. Ghulam 6358601 Independent 91 Faroq Nejarbi Hajji Noor 3664620 Independent 92 Muhammad Muhammad Arif 3659737 Independent 93 Nooristani 4814212 Arfanullah Arfan Independent 94 Bibi Hajji Zarifa 5765415 Independent 95 Hasas Nasiri Ustad Qurban Ali 11040318 Independent 96 Arfani 4936817 Humayoon Nezami Independent 97 Muhammad Nawab 3466655 Independent 98 Tuta khil 5765390 Dr. Shafiqullah Faizi Independent 99 Dr. Ramzan Bashar 997138 Independent 100 Dost 6371308 Afifa Shams Independent 101 3466693 Hakim Independent 102 Ustad Rababa 3861413 Independent 103 Parwani Darwish This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper 972403 Hajji Mahdawi Independent 104 Muhammad Sangeen 5765372 Independent 105 Tawakalzay 5765303 Mina Khashiee Independent 106 6004888 Muhammad Dawood Independent 107 Hezb ‐e‐ Khadim Hussain Wahdat 3904870 108 Karimi Islami Afghanistan Ahmad Shekib 5765324 Independent 109 Haidari Wakeel Ahmad 5971319 Independent 110 Hussain Ikhteyar Hajji Shawkat 3466668 Independent 112 Stanikzai Mir Zaman 5765306 Independent 113 Humayoon Sadat 5765413 Rana Nooristani Independent 114 5276242 Muhammad Wasa Independent 115 Turab Khan Hussain 3466700 Independent 116 Khil Hezb ‐e‐ Wahdat 2364003 Qurban Ali Faseehi 117 Islami Afghanistan This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper Shah Muhammad 1071366 Independent 118 Nazari 663139 Zalmay Tofaan Independent 119 Hajji Dr. Muhammad 3466698 Independent 120 Zaman Bahlol Pohandoy 3466665 Muhammad Hassan Independent 121 Furootan Wakeel Ghulam Raza 5976887 Independent 122 Ahmadi Ghulam Rabani 3664623 Independent 123 Rabani 7784763 Hajji Sadaqat Zahid Independent 124 5765354 Jan Gul Kargar Independent 125 3466654 Baktash Siawash Independent 126 Saranwal Hussain 3664609 Independent 127 Bakhshi Najeebullah Intizar 11327530 Independent 128 Kuhdamani General Khuwajah 6666831 Independent 129 Salah‐ud‐Din Seddiqi Dr. Abdul Khalil 1017429 Independent 130 Khakzad This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper Muhammad Yosuf 3626273 Independent 131 Ahmadzai 988772 Sayed Abdullah Independent 132 Dr. Hashmat Hassan 3664614 Independent 133 Rahguzar Muhammad Yaseen 5551880 Independent 134 Habib 3466688 Abdul Wali Baz Independent 135 Muhammad Sadiq 848023 A.K.A Malim Qand Independent 136 Agha Muhammad Irshad 14182170 Independent 137 Manawi Eng. Abdul Ghafar 3466614 Independent 138 Rasooli Abdul Hameed 6350934 Independent 139 Islampor Hezb –e‐ Musharikat 3659192 Dagarwal Niazai Wal 140 Melli Afghanistan Mir Nasratullah 7408088 Independent 141 Shams Hezb ‐e‐ 5765362 Abdul Karim Bekran Paywand‐e‐ 142 Melli Muhammad Rafiq 10585921 Independent 143 Masroor Kakar This unofficial translation has been prepared by Democracy International, Inc. ● www.democracyinternational.com ● Number of Name on Ballot Number on Photo Electoral Sign Political Party Candidate Paper Ballot Paper Abdul Fatah 11167326 Independent 144 Mahraban Alhaj Bibi Hajji 987032 Halima Muslima Independent 145 Amani Muhammad Ibrahim 6188777 Independent 146 Zarif 11082236 Muhammad Sabir Independent 147 4813902 Sayed Fazal Hashimi Independent 148 Alhaj Eng. Abdul 3797749 Independent 149
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